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	* [[Buildiso with AUR packages: Using yaourt]]: This way is easier and faster, but has some disadvantages: First, all packages get installed on your real/host system, too. Second, you can only build packages for your system architecture. This means you cannot build 32bit packages on a 64bit system.		* [[Buildiso with AUR packages: Using yaourt]]: This way is easier and faster, but has some disadvantages: First, all packages get installed on your real/host system, too. Second, you can only build packages for your system architecture. This means you cannot build 32bit packages on a 64bit system.
	* [[Buildiso with AUR packages: Using buildpkg]]: This way is a little harder~~, a little more complicated,~~ and needs more build time. You can easily build and include 32bit packages, even if your host system is 64bit. All packages get installed in a build environment and do not affect your real / host system.		* [[Buildiso with AUR packages: Using buildpkg]]: This way is a little harder and needs more build time. You can easily build and include 32bit packages, even if your host system is 64bit. All packages get installed in a separate build environment and do not affect your real / host system.